PuftHouse

Although Angel’s mostly known for his techno productions, my favorite period of his was when he was making funky house from 1997 till 2000. Each of these productions/remixes were thumping, and you could recognize an Angel Alanis track easily cause of... See full review

Seriously, no reviews for this classic stomper? It’s a fantastic party tune! Brilliant synth with pumping beats underneath, that’s how you make a super energetic track. But the pinnacle is at the 2 minute mark when the synth is thrown into a filtering... See full review

Lenny and Shorty created an all time classic by merging Johnny Hammond and Loleatta Holloway. Sounds cheesy on the paper but the result is actually very surprising. The Johnny Hammond sample blends perfectly with Loleatta’s soulful voice, almost if... See full review

Absolutely adore the original mix, it's a classic for sure...It's really basic but you never get tired of that superb hook, especially when you pitch it up at 130 bpm, sounds godlike! Don't sleep on the "Back To The Loop" mix though, same basis with... See full review

The opening release to a great solo career…Sébastien had been producing up until this point as the Deaf’N Dumb Crew with Nicolas De Floriant and there has been quite a lot of superb tracks from this collaboration (for example the track "Tonite" had... See full review

No, it was officialy released on the Flagrant Delit EP: https://www.discogs.com/release/167045-DeafN-Dumb-Crew-Flagrant-Delit-EP
Basically, this track got huge mostly due to Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk who said to an English magazine that this... See full review

It's obvious that Sébastien had to rework all the sampled parts from "Off The Wall" due to copyright issues. I'm not too keen on this new version tbh, the original (Deaf 'n' Dumb Crew - Tonite) is still far superior. The redone vocals are sounding so... See full review

Some adjustments:
#6: Erick first uses the "Twisted Dub" mix of "I Want You" then went straight into the "Original Mix".
#8: Erick first played the Choo Choo Edit of "La Mouche" then mixed it into the original DJ Falcon Remix.

#6 on Harry & Jose's... See full review

Are you sure this is from 1998? Three word rule

It says that it was produced by Le Knight Club & Deelat, so it's not Deelat alone?
Best song on this record is "Wetness Anthem", a fun trumpety track!

Exchanged a few words with Ralph Moore on Twitter. He told me that he has this exact signed copy, and he also confirmed that it was the very early copy of SMLTG given to all of the big DJs back in the summer of 2002 (Pete Tong, Mousse T., Roger... See full review

Yet another great remix from Antoine Clamaran! This version makes « Tub » even more housey and he propelled it to the stratosphere! French house essential!

The Paul Jackson Mix sounds like a mashup between Le Knight Club - Coco Girlz and Antoine Clamaran - Do The Funk

Best version is the Prassay Mix. He picked the grooviest part of the sample and he turned it into a massive filter fest! Simple as that! Surely in my top 10 best French House productions.

When Subliminal meets Roulé, you get this! Dancefloor killer! As if the original DJ Falcon mix wasn’t good enough

Certainly the best EP of Cassius. The DJ Falcon mix is one of my favorite French House productions. The sample goes very well with the fly sample taken from the original mix of « La Mouche ». The Harry Choo Choo Romero Edit is a dancefloor killer, not... See full review

« Tub » is a masterpiece! French touch highlight! A bit too underrated, compared to other french tunes from that same era. I can't understand why it hasn't that much succeded, cause back in the day it was played by DJs like Erick Morillo, David... See full review

Maybe one of my favorite house productions ever! I never thought sampling a track like « My Own Way » would end up like this. Jose did an amazing job with the samples. Plus the bassline is just perfect, it fits so well with the guitar noises! So good... See full review